- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Electropop, Indie, Pop, Pop-Rock, Rock
- Official site:http://flybymidnight.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fly_by_Midnight
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Fly by Midnight Lyrics
Fly by Midnight also performed lyrics
- Charlie Puth - We Don't Talk Anymore
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Croatian translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Azerbaijani translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Chinese translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Bulgarian translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Bengali translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Arabic translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Catalan translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Azerbaijani translation)
- We Don't Talk Anymore (Bosnian translation)
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- Crawling [Spanish translation]
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- Castle of Glass [Hungarian translation]
- Crawling [Greek translation]
- Crawling [French translation]
- By Myself [Italian translation]
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- Castle of Glass [Spanish translation]
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